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4 snmnlr Cnnnlnint.

Asa sample of the complaints that come
To- the inter State Commission the follow
inc letter j, given otr]1iim ct htrahw.
ABrRNIsG SHAME WECAN'r HAvEA FREEPAs-.
WAvERLY, y. s.. June Is. l,oi.
Inter State Commerce Law.
/ last wear billed for excursions and bad my
rides free. for working for the Eric road hut
( cannot dO fhc safne this year hcrau7r the
IIockhead system Of interstate commerce la"
intcrferos. think DC IS Il burning shame mat
such 20 law exist tor DO l- GRIPPING tlc country
more than 10 +. doing 10 amy gOud. enclose %
printed letter from passenger agent from Ut
mira. ought tO have "a reg 'iar pass then
could travel and do the company billing other
places. sincerely hope you will organize DO -o
can have ms rides as did last year Hopping
10 hear from you boo my ialfOr ltemane
lour~ Truly
WILLIAM n. GARDNER.
WaHcTly. TlOga Co y.
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Lrnnk Trlre,. sniclAe.

Members Of the family Of Mr. Frank
Trigg. who committed suicide at Niagara
Falls. say that his death is shrouded in
mystery to them tie held good and
lucrative position, his family relations
were of the kindest character, both as a
husband and father II has been said,
that at times, visitors at Niagara Falls
are seized with an irresistible impulse TO
plunge into rs waters and friends OF
Mr Trigg suggest that such may have
been the case with him Mrs Trigg $
maiden name was Boutie Smith, daugh-
Ter Of II Henry Smith, Of ST. Mary s
County. Nd. and granddaughter of
Motley Young. of Prince George Coun.
ty. Nd Besides the widow there are
{, children, daughter aged fifteen
years, and a son twelve years of age
WnshMQtDH >tIr
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RICHMOND MORTALITY.


Ages, Sexes, and Conditions Comparative
statement 81 The Races The Causes of
Their Death and Their Locality Mean
Temperature SC, Sc.
The whole number Of deaths for the
week ending June 18th was. White.
twenty seven; colored, thirty four To-
tal, siXty-one Exclusive Of still births.
the number Of which was ten four white
and six colored For tie week ending
June llth the number Of deaths was
twenty-onc white and twenty-four col
orcd. exclusive OF two white and two
coiorcd stiil births
For the past week there were - white
and n cOlorcd males, and 10 white and
23 col0red females
Under five years Of age, 2s. from five
90 twenty years of age, from twenty
To- fifty years n over fifty Years -.
3 being over eighty years old
There were 40 single and 70 married /.
widowers and 3 widows.
Natives of Richmond sG; other parts
of the United States, 81 England, !
Germany. Ireland, switzerland !.
Principal causes of death, bronchitis,
p cholera infantum, :, consumption
3 inianiile commissions, ? diprrhoea, ;
drowning dysentcrry,3; entero colitis,
3 old age, . paralysis 3 pneumonia,
. unknown, 6
Localities City at large, Marshall
ward. z, Jefferson ward, 9, Madison
ward. . Monroe ward, Z, Clay ward,
l2 Jackson ward, t. almshouse > pen
itentary,
Madison ward bad a remarkable small
mortality Jackson ward was largely in
advance, with Clay second
The mean temperature was - amount
Of rain fan. none
The report is @ largely increased one
over previous weeks, and is attributable
to The usual summer complaints The
mortality among infants and very old
people was very noticeable I'D view OF
The sickIy season all persons should eXcr-
else thc utmost prudence IN diet, and
every care shoul Doe taken 90 That perfect
cleanliness of person and premises is OBJ
served
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Mrs. Jules Wildt has On exhibition in
her store on Broad street a pineapple
The fruit grew from the top OF a West
India pineapple. Il looks very pretty
and tempting. The top, as set out by
Mrs. Wildt, grew about eight inches, and
then developed into a pineapple, which
is now as large as a pint measure and
has top six inches In height The roots
are set out in a jar Of rich earth
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RI Rev Bishop j. j. Kean, of Rich
mond. will visit Petersburg on next sun
day and will preach al II. Joseph Catho.
lie church al 1890 o'clock am, after
which be will administer the rite Of con
frmation, Bishop Keane will also preach
al the same church at night at : o'clock.
The bishop will doubtless have a large
congregation TO hear him.
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Choice Programme.

A choice programme Of musical novel
ties has been arranged for the monthly
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association. which occurs tomorrow
Thursday night Nj ID. h. Noriendyke,
a apiani.t of acknowledged alb litywill rem
der selections from the popular operas OF
tte day. M,ssrs Conway VI Meyers and
Thomas Bigger viii give several of their
comic specialize, in Irish dialect songs
Nessr. A. X and C. +. Schaap, will play
the guitar and either There will also
bc the usual reports of committees and
election OF new members Membership
ticket viii admit holder and gentlemen
friend
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Virginia delegates from the State Di-
vision. Of Norfolk and Lynchburg Posts
7. p. A.. reached IT. Louis Monday morn
ing, and quartered at the Southern Hotel
An address was delivered by the Mayor.
81. Louis has warmly welcomed the boys
and they are having a good time.
The names Of the Richmond delegates
was published Sunday morning.
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To Iirense-IAA PAyeTs.

License-taxes due the State, tO run TO
April 80, 1883, are payable on June lst.
These and all other State taxes can be
paid in coupons, which | am prepared to
furnish at a very great saving to the tax
payer.
i give each taxpayer written guaran-
fee of legal protection, free Of all cost TO
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons of me has suffered any loss or
harm JAMES t. COOPER,
911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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cured and its return prevented by the use
of Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As TINS
L.rs az our best people, containing AS IL does
none but vegetable ingredients, IL should com
mend itself to all sufferers " tn TINS terrihle
disease. Being extremely mild lnactoh' these
,,ilis can be taken boy both the weak and the
ltrnng Price, % cents box OF 20 Pilis; nNe
boxes for 81.
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Julien Bnford makes better offer for
a half dime Of 1902 He will now give
1--WE gallons of his splendid NNNN
Whisky. which he sells for 81 gallon,
for half dime of 1902, in good order.
If you can't get such a half dime, try
some Of this whisky anyhow. Il is a
superior article and you can buy II at 81
.ner ouart Julien BlNF0RD
1902 East Main street
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More members of Il +. Lee Camp ar
rived yesterday All join in saying that
The trip was one of The greatest pleasure.
a TIMES reporter met Judge Farrar at
the Exchange Hotel, and hc said that he
could hardly find words In which 20 iltly
describe the trip Everywhere they were
received with open arms, and the mem
orv of the visit TO Boston would ever be
one of the brightest spots I'm his recollec
tiOn
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At forty.seyen minutes past o'clock
Yesterday morning an alarm of fire was
turned in from Box %, corner OF Seven
teenth and Marshall streets caused by
tie burning OF the kitchen and stable on
the premises No 429 North Fifteenth
street. owned and occupied by John Ran
dolph. Loss about 1850 insured.
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Richmond College.

Last night Hon. W l.. Wilson Of
Charlestown. W. Va, addressed the Mu
Siema Rho and PhilOlgian Societies.
Nr. Wilson is a member Of Congress
for West Virginia aud one Of the college
professors. Ills address was both able
and eloquent
Tonight Mr. Wyndam r. Meredith
will address the Society Of the Alumni.
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The special committee to investigate
and report the best arrangement of q col.
ored almshouse, as TO the disposition Of
present site, and new structure near
thc white a,mshousc will meet I'm the
Council Chamber tomorrow at q pm.
Messrs Ouey Davis, Montgomery Arch
er and Ferriter constitute the committee.
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At Monte Maria.

The twenty-tirst annual commencement
Of the Richmond Academy Of the Vista
tion takes place at Monte Maria this
morning at 9 o'clock
Full graduates Miss Bessie +. stratton,
Petersburg. and Misses Madge Sweeney
and Sallie |. Brown, OF Richmond.
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Jnnlor rnItea Order AmerIean Meehanlcs.

Mcssrs. Walter T.. Orange and Charles
NJ. Angle arc i'm Baltimore In Attendance
ON the National Council, Junior United
Order of American Mechanics. They are
representatives from the state Council
of Virginia Mr.. Frank - Syrich was un-
abletogo. There is good prospect OF
the vice grand chancillorship coming to
Virginia at this session.
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CHOICE MUSICALE.
sncce.. nf Nj. mahn.. Mn.Icale.

0uccts' VI VIZ H'I'" " "''' ~
The soirec musicale of the junior class
of Mr. + G. Hahn music class, assisted
by members of the senior class, took
place at Ramos Piano Rooms last night
The parl0rs were crowded with beau
iful and representative audience. 4
programme very varied and Of rare eX-
ccllcncc was rendered not only in salts
factory. but "a very perfect manner
The performances were the subject oi
favorable criticism from competent au-
thority and the musicaIewa pronounced
one of the greatest successes for several
seasons.
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$4,000 worth Of ladies' fine oxford ties
and opera slippers in all styles, at less
than cost to manufacture Ladies, opera
slippers j0cts, oxford ties 75cts, ladies,
Vassar ties ST.. All worth double the
money, at the great bankrupt sale OF boots
and shoes, 1909 Main street, opposite
POstOilicc.
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By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
,,rtrr shelves and drawers Warranted 90
nrc,cnt ana drive away Ants, Reaches water
hugs. SC, so annoying to housekcepcrs.
Whenever this paper is used II answers
double purpOsc-it drives away NeImlh' dhu
az the same time lbelng white IL gives VNclS
place neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs uscl lu lhc
of this paper. Ask your Druggist
or Grocer for 10. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS,
Druggists,
l4lf Main street. Richmond, va.
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Calling over ia Manchester the other
dag We dropped into the hrst-class bakery
establishment of 1. a Y. Stems, and found IL
fitted up in first class style with all the neces
sary supplies OF good things. such as always
remind Us OF Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults. etc. In abundance; cakes, and variety
OF gOOd things Tor the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed a model bakery. and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support of the
public. BE sure 20 call In and see them at
lab Huh street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-22

lhe Washington star OF Yesterday
contains the following Friday is the
festival Of -. John The Baptist. On this
day the ncwly-elected masonic officers
are installed with becoming ceremonies
and festivities
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Mr.. V. ). Carlton has charge Of line
of mems day-sewed DOngola shoes At
$9.91 pair worth s., at the great bank
rupt shoe sale, 1909 Main street.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHINGTON, May 2l.-lndications for
the next twcnty-four hours, commencing
at pm, Tuesday, June 81 For Vir-
ginia, southerly shifting to westerly
winds local rains becoming cooler.
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.I tNTfC 40 RRER STAMP MANUFA
TURING CO.. luli T.. Main ST.. Mauuiac-
....r- aui importers OF stamp novelties.
.n DOMINION Rr BBEk STAMP WORKS,
'. hanE street. Agents wanted; send Tor
circular.
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u THOMPSON. Franklin street, under kt-
change Hotel Advertising sign artist
ii.Hrl fence and wall sigusa sIccmt}.
Ilr~DOMB. so. q, \. Ninth street. sign
.IuuuF and gliding ON glass.
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.lM DlACONT ee D. Marshall street
H.Irsne and retail Repairing neatly ana
mpty dunc-
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ALLEN a. WNAN. Seventh and Grace
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~ The persons in Albemarle county
who have subscribed to the TINES are
requested TO send their names TO this
Office, and the paper will be sent 10 them
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Gents fine low shoes very low at the
bankrupt shoe sale, 1908 Main street op-
pOsite the POstOtiice.
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BEDFORD. 800 D.. Main street. Pmcti-
..Umner. timer. gt. aud steam litter.
IIN~lIl. .ll5 Brook avenue. Steam und
aftuf. thinning. &c.
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X BOTIlING HOI so, trU w. Broad
..et Manufacturers oi Vanilla Ph0sp phaic
mineral waters.
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.IIIH~IINE s. co.,. D. and a 5. If
-rr.f funtncs. butter, beams. cab
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.|.N HEUlOND. liH O.. Main street
fH. HHf-e. Manufacturer and whole
Nfl
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Undertakers;

q SO. STAGE Twelfth street, under American
Hotel. civic and military tailor.
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sEpH uELARl- D.. ,E D.. Main street. Bel
banging auI general machine repairing
Models i0r patents.
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Subscribe 10 the DAILY Record" BY sending
postal card TO Box 2I3, city. thty cents Po'
month.
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H GARDNER. 5i6 T. Broad
NHI cutting, dycmg. shaving, and
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VIRGINIA RUBBER co., 5l3 T.. Broad street.
fnf. hose. aud all kinds OF rubber goods.
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IrNAlE. ljl5 T.. Main street Best
mems and - AND go ladies
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t GANCIN a Co. t4l6 Franklin street lcstab
..NeI l~W Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
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.T-The persons in Albemarle county
who have subscribed to the TIMES are
requested 10 send their names to this
office, aud the paper viii be sen, 10 them
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The Earnings of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad.

The earnings of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for May, 1887, were
S1923914; expenses, SlO,2l293: net
earnings, $sS962l and for the Peters
burg Railroad Company the earnings
were S2s,251.0l; expenses, Sl9,2lse9 I;
net earnings $9O32l2.
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.".Nn STEAM BAKERY. r. Adam.
ll IS. Twelfth street Wholesale
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d. g. MORRIsETT. No. II seventh street,
Manchester. Phone, 20.
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HNOCk. lu8 T.. Main street. Cor
... solicited
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tnrriaee> and uuEEies
tl~NLNl 1853 J.. franklin street
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M1GnrY RoAHs OF GKArULATf0N.

The procession, as viewed from the
Duke Of YOrk's column, passing down
the hill from the circus to Pail Mall east,
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0V Err THE WIRES.
THE ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS or
THE Day BY TELEGRAPH

The Queens Jubilee Fatal Effects of Bel
ladonna The Great American Traveller
Succumbs 10 the Inevitable Under Three
Flags Shipwreck on Lake Erie -Ac.
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The Sews of the Day Boiled Down and
served Up In Condensed shape About
Foikes You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily hit,
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SPLENDID yfsrAs or CROWDED AND BRIL-
LIANTIY DECORATED STREETS.

Facing Deyonshire House, at the Bath
Hotel. another gigantic booth rad been
erected and from this point to Wcstmins-
ter Abbey every point Of vantage had
been secured by contractors 10 fix seats.
Shop fronts and first floors were rented
at from f20 10 $50 each, and IN some
cases even more. On reaching Regent
circus, where six main streets converge,
the sight was a memorable one, the streets
being all splendidly decorated with flow-
ers, flags, eyergreens, &c. Many Of the
imposing commercial buildings along the
way we're one mass Of heads.
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Ages Sexes. and Conditions Comparative
Statement Of the Races The Causes of
Their Death and Their Locality Mean
Temperature SC, Sc.
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IHt Main street, RichI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-08-11

MAYOR Francis, in private lette
to the editor of this paper, says he is
of the opinion that the President, in
passing through Missouri, will Sc
leet the Wabash route. at least Sec
retarg Lamont so intimated to. the
Mayer. The general manager of the
Wabash has rendered the President
and party free transportation. end a
speeialtrain. He will, in all pro-
liability, pass through Mexico, and
she Board of Trade should meet at
once and take steps toward having
Abe psrty stop in this city, for at
least half an hour. Until the main
points on his route are determined,
It viii be quite out OF the case for
the President himself to say st what
4one ofthe smaller towns he can stop
en- route. He wants to make bis
yisis West as comprehensive and ex-
tended as the time he is able to give
himself fer the trip win permit. He
sill stop wherever be csn that - all
he himself is able 10 say for the pres
.ent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-08-11
Order OF Publication.

Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I .
County OF Audrain. I
In the Circuit Court. Oct. term, 1887.
Geo Robertson, plaintiff.
VS..
6. 6. Galloway, defendant
Now, at this day, comes said plaintiff
by his attorney, f. R. Jesse, before the
undersigned clerk of the Circuit Court
of Audrain county, Missouri, in vaca-
tion herein verified by affidavit, and
stating among other things that de-
fendant in this cause is a nonresident
of the State of Missouri and cannot be
served with the ordinary process of this
court. And there is also filed with said
petition an affidavit in attaehm enl
stating that the defendant is not resi-.
dent of the State of Missouri, and tina,
plaintiff has just demand against de.
fendant now past dne, after allowing
all just credits and sct-offs In the sum
of eighty dollars ($S0).
1t is therefore ordered by the CLERK
aforesaid in vacation. that the defend
ant be notified by publication of the
commencement of this suit against hia
in the said Circuit Court of Audrair
county, Missouri, and that the object
and general nature of which is to OBJ
tain judgment for the sum of eighty
dollars $500, balance due, and thai
defendants property, to-wit: Lot five
~. block five (5l of the original town o
Mexico, Missouri, has been attached tt
| satisfy the same, and that unless he bs
and appear at the term of this court tt
| be begun and held at the city of Mex
leo of said county and State on the frs
Monday of Oct. next, and on or befor,
| the 9th day thereof answer the plain
tiffs petition, the same will be taker
| against the defendant as confessed ant
| said property ordered sold to pay sait
debt.
And it is further ordered that cop,
hereof be published according to law il
the Mexico weekly LEDGER" a news
paper printed and published in sait
county.
| *..* A true copy from the recor,
| SEAL. !: Witnest my hand and seal o
| .'..'.'. the Circuit Court of the salt
Audrain county. this July 1st, 1887.
| BEN G. JOHNSON, Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-08-11

Ex-SEcRETARY RoBr. T. LINCOLN
is making 100000 year, it is said,
in bis law practice in Chicago, and
has not the slightest political ambi-
ton. He was recently interviewed
by Chicago reporter, who desired
to have him talk upon politics. Mr..
Lincoln refused to do so and said to
him:
"Yeu will do me a kindness by
printing, as coming from me, the
statement that Robert T. Lincoln
does not wish TO be written up in the
newspapers. He requests every edl-
tor to let him alone, and would be
glad il his name never again appear
ed ia the columns of a newspaper. A
private citizen should have some
rights in this country, and one OF
these is the right to be let alone by
the press. / am practicing law, and
doing nothing else and thinking OF
nothing else. No thought of public
office enters my mind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-08-11
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, |
County of Audrain.
In the Circuit Court, October term, 1887.
A. Zimmerman, plaintiff,
Louisia Zimmerman, def't.

Now, on this day, comes the plaintiff,
by his attorney, and files his petition and
affidavit, stating among other things that
the said defendant, louisa Zimmerman,
is nonresident of the state, and it ap-
pearing.to the satisfaction of the clerk Of
this court, in "vacation," that service
cannot be had in the ordinary way. 1t is
hereby ordered by the clerk that publica-
tion be made, notifying said defendant
that suit has been commenced against
her in.the Audraiu County Circuit Court
In the state of Missouri, the object and
general nature of which is to procure a
divorce and unless you. the defendant.
Lcuisia Zimmerman, be and appear at the
next term of said court to be holden at
the Court House in the city of Mexico,
Audrain county, Mo, on the lst Monday
in October, 1887, and on or before the
9Th day thereof, answer or otherwise
plead to said petition, judgment win be
rendered according to the prayer OF said
petition.
It is further ordered that copy hereof
be published in the Mexico LEDGER, a
newspaPer published in said county of
Audrain, for four weeks successively, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks be-
fore the commencement of the next term
of said court.
.sfs.... A true copy. Witness my
:: SEAL! hand and seal of effice affixed,
*......+ this, the 2Sth day of July, A. D.,
1887. BEN. C. JOHNSON,
Clerk Andrain Circuit Court.